Sentence examples for significant enough to cause from inspiring English sources

Prostitution was widespread and legal, and the Greek tradition of pederasty was significant enough to cause concern when the Roman birth rate dropped.

Although the patient didn't have much of a cough and the findings on the X-ray didn't seem significant enough to cause a week of fever and shortness of breath, the doctors couldn't find any other abnormality.

"Officers will now begin an in-depth analysis of the results and consider whether the rise in noise levels - and the fact they do fall quickly after 9pm - are significant enough to cause a potential nuisance.

Events that are significant enough to cause flooding will most likely be minimally impacted by changes to the tidal frame.

She said she feels "really silly talking about it", but it was significant enough to cause her daily anxiety.

The result indicates that the secondary stresses of the main member in the tower leg could be up to 58% of the axial stress significant enough to cause failure of the main member even under normal working-load conditions.

These symptoms were not substantial enough to cause a significant decrease in performance.

It is significant because it was significant enough to get noticed in the first place".

Since gene expression measures were used as input for the PCA analysis, these results suggest that the differences in blood transcript levels between obese and lean subjects were significant and informative enough to cause a separation between the two classes.

"The carbon prices are not significant enough to really cause large disruptions," he said.

It's amazing how little differences which you or I (I'm assuming you're not a world-class tennis player) wouldn't even notice are significant enough to actually cause injury to elite athletes.